The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-09-16
Focal affairs.
LITTLE LOCALS.

The Maryland Central Railroad will soor
have new engine on the road.
| Newton Dance has been appointed post
master at Cuttings, NJ. G. Railroad, in place o
VIM. Rich, resigned.
Railroad mail service began on Monday OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, between Phil
adelphiaaud Baltimore.
"A coal car accidentally ran off a siding a
Towson, on Monday, and fell distance of ter
feet. The car was broken and its contents
scattered.
DR.. John c. Storey, of Dallas, Texas, and DR.
George E. Wiley, of Abingdon, Virginia, are
visiting at the residence of j. Howard Scarf
Taylor
Miss Susie A. Webster has rented her farm
Mount Adams, near Creswell, to MIR. Hargrave:
Spalding, and expects TO leave, in few days
| for California.
"A grand basket pic mic is announced tc
take place at Wheeler & Wilson's Pavilion
| Rocks of Deer Creek, on Tuesday evening, Sep
TENDER Goth.
Miss Matte Norris, daughter OF Mr.. VIM. H
Norris, Of Baltimore, who has been quite i'll al
the residence Of her uncle, Mr.. Frank C. Nor
ris, near wilma, is better.
"A postofice has been established at Aiken
| Cecil county, on the line of the B. and o. Rail
road, with Mr.. Thomas o. Smith, formerly Of
Hartford county, as postmaster.
Col. John Carroll Walsh has been appoint.
ed by Gov. Lloyd as one of the delegates from
Maryland to the National Farmers Convention
which meets at Chicago November LIST.
Mr.. VIM. A. Wilson, of Wilson's, Mill form
| erly Deiter's Mill, has rented Jerusalem Mills
and took possession last Monday. Mr.. Phillips,
tue former proprietor, died in Cecil county, on
Sunday.
On Thursday night of last week fine mare
belonging to Mr.. j. Thomas Webster, of Ores.
we'll, caught her leg in wire fence and was SC
badly injured that she had to be shot and killed
the next day.
Pensions have been granted to Charles Rc.
tor, Upper Falls; Mrs. Margaret Riley, widow
Of Jas. Riley, Upper Cross Roads, and Mrs
Naomi Baldwin, widow of VIM. II. Baldwin, OF
Havre de Grace.
Nh"iiSo a. ubu ohLuts ITlllLu, one
day last week, killed, near Scarborough post.
office, Dublin district, a copper.head snake
which measured feet ~ inches in length and
519 inches around its body.
-Partridges may be killed in Hartford from
October 18th to December Goth woodcock from
June 10th to January 1st rabbits from October
10Th to December Goth pheasants from Sep.
TENDER LIST to February LIST.
Miss Fannie Lee, of Thomas Run, returned
on Tuesday from an extended visit to different
parts of Kansas and to st. Louis, stopping on
her way home, In the mountains near Cumber.
lain, Md, to visit her sister, Mrs. Harry vii.
son.
Lieut.. Z. Douglas Galloway, son of Mr..
VIM. Galloway, formerly of Bel Air, who ia
with the U. 5. Squadron in Japanese waters.
has been promoted by Admiral Chandler to the
position of Navigator. Lieut.. Galloway's last
letter to his parents was from Corea.
Now is the time to plant hyacinth, tulip
and crocus bulbs for spring towering, and the
cheapest and best place to get them is at J.
Bolgiano Il Sons Seed Warehouse, % South
Calvert street, Baltimore. They can be sent by
mail. They alec have every variety of reliable
garden and field seeds.